Have you been charged with threats offences?
We can help you.
Please contact us for advice if you, or a family member, has been charged with threatening behaviour. Threats can range from threats to hurt someone to threats to kill. There are also threats to damage property and many other types of threats.
Please read the articles below which explain the penalties you might get for a threat charge.
They also explain how you might defend the charges against you. There are often similar questions that arise in all threat matters;
- Did you make the threats?
- Did you expect them to be believed?
- What was the context they occurred in?
We have handled a large number of cases where threats have been made. We can help you with your threats case.
Please read the articles below and then come to see us for a conference or give us a call about your case.
Threats charges
- Blackmail
- Bomb Hoaxes
- Contaminating Goods Causing Public Alarm or Economic Loss
- Dangerous Goods on Aircraft
- Endangering Safe Operation of an Aircraft
- Endangering Safety of Aircraft
- Entering a Level Crossing When a Train or Tram is Approaching
- Extortion With Threats to Destroy Property
- Extortion With Threats to Kill
- Obscene, Indecent, Threatening Language and Behaviour in Public
- Offence to Harass Witnesses etc.
- Setting Traps to Kill
- Threatening Injury to Prevent Arrest
- Threatening to Contaminate Goods
- Threats to Destroy or Damage Property
- Threats to Inflict Serious Injury
- Threats to Kill
- Threats to Sabotage
- Threats to Safety of Aircraft
Latest Threats Case Studies
Stalking, Make Threat to Inflict Serious Injury, etc. – Diversion
This is a case study on stalking, make threat to inflict serious injury, and use carriage service to harass that resulted in a withdrawal of two of the charges and a diversion for the remaining one charge. What is alleged to have occurred? Our client allegedly committed threats and violence …
Make a False Bomb Threat – Diversion
This is a case study on a charge of make a false bomb threat resulting in a diversion program. What is alleged to have occurred? Our client was a 19-year-old apprentice who was charged with one count of make a false bomb threat after posting on a Twitter (now “X’) …
Use Carriage Service to Menace and Threats to Inflict Serious Injury – Diversion
Our client was charged with Use Carriage Service to Menace and Threats to Inflict Serious Injury. She was 24 years old at the time of the offence and had no prior court appearances. What is alleged to have occured? The factual circumstances of the offence were that our client had …
